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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2009 May;118(2):256. doi: 10.1037/a0015619

Table 2.

Results of statistical analyses contrasting ERPs evoked by congruous and incongruous video endings between patient and control groups

Analysis Contrast df F-value by Time-Window of Interest

225-325ms 325-525ms 600-1000ms
Midline:

Omnibus C 1,30 5.433* 10.199**
C × R 4,120 3.742* 5.621** 15.506**
C × G 1,30 7.521*
C × R × G 4,120 3.296*

Planned comparisons by Region
Anterior-frontal C 1,30 4.960* 6.564* 13.296**
C × E 2,60 4.455*
Frontal C 1,30 8.836** 13.413**
C × G 1,30 4.336*
Central C 1,30 5.435* 11.061**
C × G 1,30 8.265**
Parietal C 1,30 7.454* 6.280*
C × G 1,30 10.454**
Occipital C 1,30 8.475**
C × G 1,30 7.625**

Lateral:

Omnibus C 1,30 7.467* 8.537**
C × R 1,30 6.891* 9.743** 27.368**
C × G 1,30 7.632**
C × R × G 1,30 5.020*

Planned comparisons by Region
Frontal C 1,30 10.770** 13.773**
C × H 5.612*
Parietal C 1,30 13.929**
C × G 1,30 11.143**

Note: df – degrees of freedom;

C – Main effect of Congruence;

C × R – Congruence by Region interaction;

C × E – Congruence by Electrode interaction;

C × G – Congruence by Group interaction;

C × H – Congruence by Hemisphere interaction;

C × R × G – Congruence by Region by Group interaction.

**

p < .01;

*

p < .05